>>14404907The two topics are so far apart that they can't provide information on each other.
Fyi, the continuum hypothesis is actually neither true or false in the ZFC axiom set, that's what undecidable means, that there isn't enough information to make a decision. You have to add extra axioms to get an answer either way.
Incidentally, the axioms that you have to add to get a yes answer correspond with reality and the axioms you have to add to get a no answer produce a math system that, while self-consistent, does not match reality.
